Sentence examples for Cross-institutional collaboration from inspiring English sources

The Center is using the experience to create a new paradigm for cross-cultural and cross-institutional collaboration.

She has also been the Principal Investigator for several large grants from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, including a $3 million grant to create the "Humanities Without Walls," a consortium of humanities centers at 15 research-extensive universities throughout the Midwest and beyond an unprecedented experiment in cross-institutional collaboration in the humanities and arts.

Core to the Wyss Institute's culture is the goal of translating these technologies out of the laboratory and into the real world, which is accomplished through the Wyss' unique environment that fosters deep, cross-institutional collaboration between scientists, entrepreneurs and industrial partners.

This kind of cross-institutional collaboration on projects was not only great fun but a rare opportunity for hands on information sharing and skill building.

Additionally, the African Studies Workshop has been a platform for cross-institutional collaboration and cooperation through participation in special sessions at the Red Lion Pub on the north side of Chicago.

It details the strategies that the MetaArchive Cooperative has employed to support, sustain, and grow its cross-institutional collaboration; explores an array of logistical and organizational issues that have arisen; and discusses the strengths of particular organizational structures for fostering and sustaining collaborative work between peer institutions.

However, various challenges have emerged in managing, sharing and processing large-scale human genomic data, as they may require extensive computing resources and cross-institutional collaborations that may raise privacy concerns.

The LSP was founded through an initial capital grant from the MLSC and serves as a unique platform that bridges basic and therapeutic science by promoting interdisciplinary and cross-institutional collaborations.

These include labor-saving technologies, such as more-powerful computer software; the growing importance of cross-disciplinary and cross-institutional collaborations, allowing for enhanced productivity through the division of labor; the growth of the postdoctoral research staff; and the changing norms of graduate-student publication.

The Lancet Commission Report on Health Professions for the 21st Century states that the cross-institutional collaborations can link educational centres to policies and practices, while offering partner governments, non-governmental organizations, businesses, and media organizations complementary academic resources.

Figure  5 shows that RMS supported 201 research divisions and established over 606 unique cross institutional collaborations.